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cati said:Thanks for the replies...
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The reason I ask this question is that I have "read" somewhere that aftercare is important in "rebuilding" the sub/bottom after the Dom/me has sort of laid bare or opened up the very fragile inner core of the sub during the scene. (I'm not sure if I'm putting that in the right terms.) That it might be psychologically damaging to leave the sub as is.
cati said:Thanks for the replies...
You know, I really didn't know that it wasn't a "mandatory" part of scening.
Now I have to rethink the whole thing and relieve Master of the guilt trip I have laid on him in the past. He does make sure I'm OK and have settled down etc. It appears that I have made it into a bigger issue than it actually is/was.
Cuddling would be a good thing, but he's not much of a cuddler *s.
The reason I ask this question is that I have "read" somewhere that aftercare is important in "rebuilding" the sub/bottom after the Dom/me has sort of laid bare or opened up the very fragile inner core of the sub during the scene. (I'm not sure if I'm putting that in the right terms.) That it might be psychologically damaging to leave the sub as is.
Kajira Callista said:after care........blech... i prefer a person to wanna be around me because they want to, not because the rule book says they should be. im better at closing up all the opened doors alone in a corner someplace anyway. not to say that a dom couldnt but i dont feel like it is their responsibility.
Killishandra said:Someday I'm going to be able to answer this question.
So, how long does this last, shy? I've never heard of such a thing. Not that it doesn't exist, but most of the subs I've been with prefer to cuddle after inflicting pain, or to be held, while coming out of subspace.shy slave said:Personally I hate it.
After a mild scene I enjoy just laying quietly with him but after a pain session I want left alone. I don't want touched or spoken to, or hugged or anything.
Andante respects that I am not playing games when I say I don't like it.
He allows me to calm down and go to him when I am ready.
For me, There is a guilt element to that
Aftercare is not just for pyls. PYLs also need or want it for a whole variety of reasons.
You know, I"ve been trying to get you to come visit me, but Nooooooooo!Killishandra said:Someday I'm going to be able to answer this question.
Miss Diva said:Here is a thought: Would less aftercare be needed if you are in a long-term relationship. I mean if it is your first scene maybe you need more aftercare, but as the relationship grows and evloves over time, perhaps less after care is needed. Just my thoughts.
Killishandra said:Someday I'm going to be able to answer this question.
cati said:Now what I failed to ask in my earlier post..and I suppose this is the crux of the thread... what if the sub has a past history of being sexually or physically abused?
Would aftercare be more important and how would that be handled?
DVS said:So, how long does this last, shy? I've never heard of such a thing. Not that it doesn't exist, but most of the subs I've been with prefer to cuddle after inflicting pain, or to be held, while coming out of subspace.
I remember one sub who always went into subspace, and she would shake quite a bit, when coming out. She said she gets into pain so much that it's kind of over powering experience for her. I'd have to agree with that.
I'll second that!Marquis said:I live by the credo that submission is a gift, not a loan. Any gift I offer in return comes from my heart and not my guilt.